fix: use process.getBuiltinModule to import fast hash
#118
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regression from #116 in 2.0.3
in (ESM) environments that
hashnamed export does not exist fromnode:crypto, Node.js fails.Using default export is also not best option as in environments with hybrid polyfills (nitro and cloudflare workers), it means whole exports (both native and polyfills) are pulled in unnecessarily.
This PR uses new Node.js
process.getBuiltinModuleAPI to fix it.Also big surprise there is huge bump in benchmarks!
1,158,352.39=>2,074,725.02not really sure what deoptimization before was kicking in.. (from ESM perhaps?) /cc @aquapi